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An out-of-state license is valid for 30 days after your move into the state. For 1975 and later models, all ownership and lien documents are required. For models prior to 1975, a bill of sale is the only document required. An Alabama tag costs $24.25, plus an additional fee based on the assessed value of the auto during the previous year.
Tags may be purchased at
any License
Office: Main Office in
Columbiana,
Inverness branch office and
at
the
branch
office
in Pelham. For additional information about drivers license, etc, click here for frequently ask questions.
Pelham Phone: (205) 620-6600
Columbiana Phone: (205) 670-6836
Inverness Phone: (205)
670-6824
Newcomers with a valid
driver’s
license need to take a written examination and an eye examination, both of
which are given at the State Trooper’s Office within the license office
in Pelham, Monday-Friday and Butch Ellis Building behind Columbiana Courthouse
Monday through Friday 8:00-4:00 p.m. Click
Here For The License Office near you!
Pelham Phone: (205) 620-6600
Columbiana Phone: (205) 670-6836
Hoover residents may also take the
exam at the License Bureau at 908 Bankhead Highway West
(HWY 78).
Hoover residents phone: (205) 252-7445
To begin power service, contact Alabama Power at (205) 326-8000 or www.southerncompany.com or Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative at 1-800-273-7210 or www.coosavalleyec.com. A deposit may be required.
GAS
To begin service, contact Alagasco at (205) 326-8200 or www.alagasco.com. A deposit may be required.
All Alabama hunters and fishermen age 16 and older must have a valid hunting and fishing license. Those who are 65 and older do not need these licenses if they have a valid Alabama driver license. (The driver license must be with them whenever they hunt or fish.) To get a license, applicants must show a current driver license or other proof of residency. You can purchase licenses at area retailers or one of the previously mentioned license offices. License Offices.
If you do not have a social security
card and are beginning a job, you need to apply with the Social Security Office.
Phone: 1-800-772-1213.
Residents of Shelby County have access to a combined collection of some 200,000 resources, including books, magazines, cassettes, videos, puppets, equipment, maps, and pamphlets. Library cards, free to Shelby County residents, are honored at all of the county’s library locations; Alabaster, Calera, Chelsea, Columbiana, Harpersville, Helena, Montevallo, North Shelby, Pelham, Vincent, Westover and Wilsonville. The Harrison Regional Library, as part of the Library Network, has access to 29.2 million books in 18,168 libraries worldwide.
Shelby County has activities for its senior adults age 60 and older. Activities, programs and educational classes are presented by and for seniors. Among the offerings are quilting, bingo, picnics, shopping trips, devotionals, exercise classes and fishing excursions. Other services include home-delivered meals, legal assistance, ombudsman service, in-home companionship, postal alert, transportation service, and temporary assistance with household chores.
Among the programs is Pelham’s New Pioneers which offers activities such as speakers, one-day bus trips, and monthly bingo parties. For details on senior activities, call M4A at 1 (866) 570-2998.
Phone: (205) 620-6640
Fax: (205) 620-6644
For garbage services in unincorporated areas of Shelby County please contact Waste Management at 841-2740 or via their website at http://www.wm.com/ . If you have any problems, please call Environmental Services at 669-3737. Landfill, website.
